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What it means that Russia takes control of Sakhalin-2, one of the largest oil and gas projects in the world

Russia took control of a major oil and gas project in which Britain’s Shell has a 27.5% stake and Japan’s Mitsui and Mitsubishi another 22.5%.

Russian giant Gazprom cuts gas supply to the Netherlands

The Russian energy giant Gazprom announced on Tuesday that it had suspended the supply of gas to the supplier of Netherlands GasTerra before the refusal

Putin calls EU attempt to ban Russian oil and gas ‘economic suicide’

the president of Russia, Vladimir Putindescribed today as “economic suicide” the policy of the countries of the European Union (EU) on energy, at a time

The small country that will become even richer thanks to the war in Ukraine

With less than 3 million inhabitants, qatar it has become a crucial country for Europe in its frantic quest to replace Russian energy imports. Along

What are Europe’s alternatives to replace Russian gas

The closure of the gas pipeline supplying Poland and Bulgaria from Russia It has raised all the alarms in Europe, which is urgently looking for

A large German energy company accepts the Kremlin’s demands to pay for Russian gas

One of Germany’s largest energy companies has reported that it is preparing to buy Russian gas through a payment system that could undermine European Union

Which countries in Europe depend more on the gas exported by Russia?

This morning, the Kremlin doubled down on the growing tension with the West following the Russian invasion of Ukraine by suspending gas supplies to two

3 questions to understand why Moscow cut off gas to Poland and Bulgaria (and what consequences the measure may have for the world)

Russia announced that it will cut gas shipments to two countries of the European Union and the accusations of “blackmail” and “militarization” of energy have

Russia cuts gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria for not paying in rubles

Russian gas giant Gazprom confirmed today that it has “completely” suspended gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria for failing to pay for deliveries in rubles.

Putin assures that Europe has no alternatives to Russian gas: “There is simply no replacement”

The President of Russia, Vladimir Putinaffirmed today that Europe right now does not have the possibility of substituting Russian gas, and accused the European Union

Putin says he will suspend gas sales to Europe if countries do not pay in rubles from April 1

the president of Russia, Vladimir Putinstated today that it will suspend gas supply contracts if “unfriendly” countries do not pay for fuel in rubles and

European Union and United States announce measures to reduce European dependence on Russian gas

United States and the European Union (EU) announced this Friday measures to reduce the dependence of the European bloc on Russian gas, while Germany announced

The strategy of the European Union to stop depending on Russian gas

As more and more countries rush to reduce their dependence on oil and gas from Russia As a result of its invasion of Ukraine, few

Russia-Ukraine War: Biden admits that “defending democracy” will cost citizens

the president of United States, Joe Bidenacknowledged on Tuesday that “defending democracy” against the Russian invasion of Ukraine It will mean “costs” for Americans, referring

How much does the world depend on Russian oil and gas?

The question of how dependent the world is on oil and gas from Russia has become more relevant after the White House imposed new sanctions

US to ban Russian oil imports over Ukraine war

the president of United States, Joe Bidenwill announce this Tuesday an embargo on US imports of oil from Russiain response to the invasion of Ukraine

Olaf Scholz admits that Germany’s energy link with Russia cannot be severed immediately

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz admitted on Monday that Germany cannot break “overnight” the ties with Russia in terms of energy despite the fact that tireless

“Europe is financing Putin’s whims”

Amid the escalation of the military conflict in Ukraine Natural gas prices have soared as the West tightens economic sanctions against Moscow. Close to 40%